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ig to lark- les's wded o, as ; the beau r car- The ?NOR, eudid ;an to t four ocked • car,.. :d tI k her . PaW' ad tb° ; from :A the 8 DO" in the i n t or, 3AI II I band le left Wer e e, tbo shed' ng be r i . a so . ° Dalt e/ tspoa o n patli Ts, stl'' VA 0 4 ;04 `" le, a t ; Roys' DAL" k rgY lc' )ow3ge.r 11110"u' `Yalu' Otn °ndi TAV'' bffing perc)o Doc l r .131- :mode l !' el, 0)/ I crseY' POl7l fret;)oo'W c • I), i • ,rrirloon, 1 1 a:remora, 1163gewater, Cai - digan, Poulet, Dal- WaLlegraye, a-bridge, Northesk, Limerick. and St Mattinde Front. • irn Vi scounts—Bulkeley...Castlereagh, Shim Sidrnnuthard, A I f e n, G rimstone, Falmoti t Mountjoy, Temple., Neiyaik, and Gostord. • I, Viscountesse s —Sidinoutit.• 'Andover, Lake, Allen, Wel "'Mu, Carleton, DoWager Carleton, Falmouth, Barnard. • Lords —Binning, H o ll an d,- Whitwo i rth, C: (`,oilierset, Cochr a ne, Grantharh, C. Spencer, 1, Thynne, Ic nberane, Hatwood, Arden, Selse4 Eliot; Henniker,. 12'. l'tzgcrald, Heathtield, Willoughby de Bloke„M ularave, zi srownl, Bigot. lYtitrray, Grantley, Keirti, De Cli4fOrtl, Bolton, Teignmouth,' O'Brien, Rodney, Gardner, -Cwytlir, Somerville, Eldon. • ' • ILadies, liea6cliarnp, Strong, C. Waldegrave, Chambers, ,•;,• Wortley, Auckland, Parker, I Murray, De Clifford, ee elleY. C.•Hippesley, A. Digbv, Graham, Longo}g, Read, „" - ee, Holmes, Fox, Riddell, RoS", C..ave, C. M. ay n i•.. Askew, E. Hatton, Brownluw, 1. 'l s hynne, A. Leith, loddrell, Br oo k e , War:mrtoii, - SElsea. Murray, E. N nitbread, E. Conte. • Binniog, Cecil, S. Srhith, 1. Reilesdale, .Dalkeith, Sheffield, E. Pelham, Wats inghatia, C: Somerset, 11. Oanorne, Thynne, Mom.. giatterY, C,. Darner, C. Spencer, Sitwell; jernin r two rk Pratts, A, Lee, Arden, Waterpark, Calthorpe k , 4 warden, Cotterel, A. Legge, A: Lake, Alvaidey, Imhoff; L • La Touche Oundas, T Keith, Latouche, yincy Long, ushingto n , ' G. Hill, Radstock, H. Parker, M :Cranford, p it . ' Sullivan, G. Murray, Willoughby de Broke, Gibbs, Leigh, De Cliffiad, C. Cardigan, Ellentwongh, - W. it oe, D. Crespiany, C. Douglas, Montgomery, Clark, ickerton Hilliard, C.-Stran , e.vaVs Davy, Walpole, liagot, 1 •• • ' - • R•cl• • • French, Buller.. C. Scott, AtXty, Banks, rock, Gore, Halfwit, Colton. b B ishops--Londow :Winchester, Norwich, Bangor, S a li s - OrY, 'Exeter, Carlisle, Kilmore, St. David's, Wor cest e r , bath and Wells, L:100er, St, Asaph. A rnbassaciors—Turkisn, American., Spanish, Portuguese, er sin„.Sardinian, Neapolitan. . Sirs E. Conte, W. Scott, C. Green, S. Smith, E. bull,Knatcli t,, H. Clark, J. Heard, D. Dundas, H. Burrard, T. i,,c;mer laird. Nicholls, W. Curtis, J. Colpoys, 'I•. Trigae; D. ' l. Silvester, W. Grant, C. Cockerel, C. Robinson, Lox, E. Buller, W. Ball, I. Ord, C. Fl o Wer, W. !ding, I p It R Barclay, 13. Burgess, G. Hill, . u , -'• Hattori], 1. Cottrell, Gore Ouse)ey, C. Pole, T t u n, V. Gibbs, I. Riddell, 1. Stlaw• I Earner, 1. Flail, E. 'Littleton, G. s Peinain, H. Dyke, T. B. Lennard,r J.. Read, Wood, C. Allatt, J. Ross; I. Dunbar, Jones, H. a shwood, T. Bioinfield, R. Gallium C. Ludlow, M. Syke s, IZ. Bickerton, I. Gore, R. Wigrant, W. Drummond, • baker, B. Witli.rtct, ti. Da.ryinple, &c. A ornirals-Sir J .Duckwerth, Bowater, Harvey, B o yle, r -- orvis, Washington, Knight, Sterling.. •Yil Cenerals -Loft, M P. Tilointon, Arabin, Leslie,.Watte- Lawson, Lima, R. Balfour, Manners, Gartn, Ross, Needham Balfour, Philipp. St. lohn, Hope, Browntigg, jirnrosvenor rLoltds. P. Norton, M. P Farington, Vyse, I•lncir, Mont . • • Lry, Hammon!, ongreve, 'Carlton, 4 ,' i es,.wittord, , Cowelt, Maitland. Beothwick, Haward, Beauniont,Strutt, bl'ngti:dd, Villers,Vansittarr, i'acke, Noel, Herrie s , H a dd on , e treits, Brown. Desbrow, Rooke, Gorden, Wilsiiire,,Bun uLY, Curzon, Draper ; Tower, and Macleod. • m ajors —Willoughby, Bean, ' Farien, Aithorp, and East. p C dPramis Darevil, Waliegrave, Fraser, B. N. LawlesS, • L arker, B. N. Heathcote, Boyle, Digby, Bastard, Rainer,. ""aling, Baker. Count Munster. h it ev• I ),, dors `-Ely, Lemon, and Blomberg.- 'odors—Robinson and Bailie. kistresses -Titoinas Gounarci, C Alcatt, Blackburn, Free. 1,113nt1C(,0 York, Pultiney, Porter,-Abb o t, Kn o x, L. Fox. Pall drington, RobertSebtt, Cornett, Williams . Hoare, T.Smith, Wroughton, •• nuns. , O'Callan, 6 r osven or , P enn , Chetter, Perceval, Clenhane, NI. Sutton, tilirieri, Smith, Lefevre, SanfOrd, Lockhirt, liromel, Fane, 1t,. 4 4, Patton, Lowe, H ou bl on , %•Vindriain) Erskine, Sanford, Own, Sit i dila, Robinson, Angerstein, Parker, Neeves, E Hits, s Ortker,E,.,,d, Egerton Foxhole, Bennett, CO Lean, actin ton, Neal, mitt, ' Vausittarr,. liatnuisr, Dawson. Bea l:, Robinson, Rrtn:e, Mills, Rowoun, Jessup, Law, Shawe, %khan and Frazer. t , isses toread, iWckburn, R umbold,Beverley,Banks, t 'o De Greys, Gore, Perkyns, Ross w ishard, two Adding 'l3, L. Fox, Hubb ar d, Wroughton, 'Temple, two Lushitig. k"s, Sutton, Long, S. Wortley, Cotterel, leimings, Knight. k e zia Osborne, Peachey, W•inrinain, Douglas, Bastard, R ea d, t'lines, hint, Egertoo, t )'L.t agars. 5/miner, Askew, Flowe, %, 41 t°,0, three Cusrs, Knight, Welbys, Lowther, Cave, r tn, NedlieS, E. E/Goldsworthy, Poole, lhosvenor, (2. Addingt , m, Freemantle, Panton, Talbot, • Louth, Vize, 4, 5 4tt5; Sir)' g, -Bennett, Cuarubrry, tossup, Allen, Chap -13. t e, ai‘Leani, `two Murrtn Vansittart. Goddard, Dawsoit,.. Mills, 'Pilkington, Cnahmers, three al7 1 -Is, Fier:mm/Ig, three Robinsons, Bontein, iaawdon, } dy e r!, two Grahams, two Cottons, Ellis, Burrell, alai illur -13,11 ts: essrs.—Whitbread, Dent, Bla c kb urn , P erceva l ,. W il- Tharri Bootle, Greville, W. Pole, Bedingfield, Skeflington, Barite, G . Rose, Greenwood, - Dundas, Right Is e ° ` l . - R - a-Ryder; -- Long-a Aubin, Hon. F. West, Digby, 1 . annum, foster, Foster, jun. sannad, C. Allart, T. God ligr(l, W. Smile, Fuller, Moss, Alvin, Cray, Heathcote, 'r e i ll 'iergst, East, O'Brien, Egerton, Aust, m), R. t l orattni, G. Rose, fessop, Ashburnhain, Lushington, Ortks Banks , jun. M Sutton, Herbert, H oa r e ,. B ro d er i c k , /WY, S. I , uhington,' Penis, Chester, Wllberr o rc e , C. Houblon, Lowther, Locklisit, Thornton, V ons i t . s;`, Morie r , M. Hoare, , Poyntz, Williams, Right 1-lon.l.ll44eiald, ' Lemon, Lennaid, Graham, Erskine, Horsam, StanfOrd, Shiltner, Askew, P. B. Neale, S. H oo d, Ildrk , so, Robinson Angerstein, Mating, Clean, Wiiarton, D iwson,'"Sullivan, French,' Wigrant, R, I;,'""vv. Dawson, R. Curzon, Ellis, Mil nes , E gerton, c khart, and Pemberton. T 1 i following 'were among the presentations to 'e„r MAJESTY. 'Marchioness of Ely on - her marriage. Arts• Croker, the Lady of I. W Croker, Secretary to the by Lady Wellingt,n. at ie °onel Strutt, M.P. on his appointment to be Colonefto L i ar regiment of Essex Local hionesS of Thomond, by the Duchess of RiChmond. ItoYel Colonel W. Wilson, on - his going to command, the ArtiLery at Ceylon. Lido Sitwell, on coining to her title. , - Cal lilil.l.olonel dower,To of the ist Regiment of Essex Lo. tlitia, on his ntin. ( ", a( IY John O'Brien, by Lady Orkney. a t ; cl -4 1 , tain Curion, on being ; , ppointeit a Colonel of Marines, L il • his return from the Brazils. • 1 ,, , ,, a gY lerningham, on corning to her title. - jt rs. Robert Gordon, on her marriage, by Mrs. Benland. • Dui(e del Albuquerque, the new Spanish Ainbas - sa- A '„ 9Y the Marquis Wellesley. Gore, by her mother, Lady Mary Gore. . Jase Alonzo Ortiz, Consul-General de Espana. ti'4•!Willfarns, b the arhioness of Thomond. k 3. Coronet Ca y baller M ia, c Conde de Banal, Grandee de S, tna A. de primeta claw Gentrlhombre, del Camara, de „, nuerquey Elyndante de Campo, dei General Duke del kertente Coronel de Infanteria. tat Estevan Estch y Juan, Etyndante de Campo del Gene irk,"ttke d e l Alb uquerque. diqipss Rose Wyshard, by Lady Mary R oss. fP•,Alanuel de Abella Secretario de la Embassda Extraor- L S• M. C. S. M. Britania. t •• . 1 , am Sir lainea Dunbar, R. N. upon his Khighthood. ot Marquis , of Ely, on his Marriage. . 131-1 of Murray, upon- his 'manage, by his father, the i. tc '• 01 ora Athol. 130 1 ton, on his marriage, by the Earl Of Effingham. • Beclive upon his ,coming of age, by his lather the lWs of ft eailfort. ard, Moritgomerie. on his promotion as Major-General. Of I \i 'LY lames Murray, upon her Marriage, by the Duchess uortliuMtherland. • sid„(lY Peachey, by Lady Selsea. , v ; _lolni Gore, R. N. on his marriage. 14:'e-Athnral Sir shit Duckworth, to take leave, on go. Zs. e w found land. . b r. , s ti!rell, by the Lady in Waiting. •nailre, by the Duke of Motitrofe. ‘•?tain Mating, R. N. on hia return from Vera Cruz and Ca di z Mis s „ Caroline Ellis, by her mothe r , M rs . El l i s. Knight, by t h e D uchess of Athol. ' • Graham, by t h e L a d y i n W aiting. • 14_!r.il ham arr m in Malta, Ball, on his coming to his title, and on hi s re- L. 2 ,3 Peachy, bylacly Selsea. Duci, on coming to her title. • ne 1( 04 Hon Colo a nel Vereker, upon ge. bAng appointed of. Limerick, nd upon his j;a i.rel,.t.iarford, upon coming to her title. !•••arl of Harrington, on his return horn Ireland, I.ock hart, NI. P. for Oxford, by Earl Morton. Leoriani, by Lady LConard. • Lad} in Addington: daughter of Viscount Sid ;nout h , b y Wait;ri g • • 3g in, r co- 'Captain Basta: Yd, R.N. on his.proinotion and return cr-ni India Mr. Qraham, Ois father, , Sir fohn Graham. • Captain Sir 'obit Lewis, on coining to his title and promo: ion Mrs, Lockhart, 'by Yhe Countess of 'Harcourt. Afiss.i6wdo n . ' , e k e of Lord Moira, by Lady Moira ; aLo the Hon. Miss Maria Kiticyns, sister of Lord Ranclitie. sir; W. G. C. Go r d on , on com i ng to h i s title, by the Mar. 4 4 is of Huntly% LADIES' DRESSES. HER MA itsnr. A lilac petticoat, covered with a silver. net lace, the dra• peries t..stefully looped up with tout diamond bows, a most brilliant sun-tloWer on the left side, interspersed With diamonds of various formS ; train to correspond. The tom ensemble was tastefully magnificent, and hart a light and elegant appearance. Headdress of btilliant and co s tly di a . moods and'.silver net. PRINCESS OF WALEg. • . A primrose satin Court train petticoat richly, embroidered with the Iris 11 ,, wer, the leaves of beautiful coloured foil edged with tine h old, the head; of the flower superbly studded with diamonds, the body and drapery of rich silVer plate net embroidered to correspond ; the train, body, and sleeves stud_ ded with sapphire stones of great value, pocket holes fanci fully trimmed. with Iris wreaths.and silver tritnming, with a inagnificent wreath of diammkis across the drapery. Head dress of diamonds and line ostrich feathers. • DUCHESS Of , YORK. Point lace petticoat, lined with green silver tissue and point lace, loopr , n up with diamonds ; train point lace litr.d with green silver tissue, trimmed. with diamonds: Head-dress os trich leathers and prolusion of diamonds. PRINCESS AUGUSTA. A celestial blur crape dresS, richly embroidered with shaded silver; .he border to oorr,,spond it a hill cluster or fly leaves, and a fringe corned of lierialions at the edge; a broad h.;rder on the bottontor the pettic,,t ; train Of celestial bl ue, - an d sil ver tissue. The heaLdn'ss of diamonds, and a very lull and elegant plume of white ostriJi feathers. PRINCESS ELIZABETH. A dress of white satin embioidered with silver and orna mented with dr a peries o f si l ver tissue, elegantly disposed in the Pewsian style; the right side.of the dress a pointed drape ry, tormina:ing at the end with a l'etsian crescent. with Nlal tese ornarnen a suspended in dead and bright silver; large Persian crescents - variously interspersed, loopAi lip; rune white and silver tissue, trimmed to correspond with the dress, with point lace and diamonds. • . • PAINCESS SOPHIA.. A dress of pale pink and silver tissue, ornamented with festoon draperies, einbri)idered with bi L nideries ur silver • toil in branches at cowers, leaves; &c. and stud fed with bads, in dead and bright silver ; handsome silver torsi, ill tassels ; robe. pink and silver tissue, trimmed with point lace' and diatuodris. ~ . • PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OF %VALES. ~ A 'rock ot a superb silver n et , w i t h . a p i nk satin ' transpa'' 1 rent slip under it. 1 P,RINCESS SOPHIA OF GLOUCESTER.. 1 - Wore an elegant dress of white satin elegantly 'ornamented I with wreaths of lilac and tassel;. ; w !itv.satoi I rup .ein broidered ~ .itir. silver. I lead-dtess diamonds arid leathers. Piincess C AST&LCICA 1.,4,--A dress ot pate ,:t.te sarsoet, ornamented wail white lace draperies, and bows of rinouu ;• 1 robe blue sarsnet, trimmed like the dress -IDuchess or NORTHUMBER LAND A dark green crape, pet! i , - t.coat, ornarneole,i in the Spinusn style, witlt pile green train to corres.,lond. ~ i Duchess of kicHNONO --: White satin richly embroidered in wreaths ot matted silver and stripes of silv er spa n g l es, 'looped up with rich :nation rope and. tasset . -. Head-dress i . feathers a,,il diamonds. Ducn,ss - ut . Ru r t..t vD -- IYrisS entirely of lace, thr petti. coat of 1 lace o. er slrstiet ; the.,t wo- tirareties of point lace, intermixed with wreaths of roses and je,saiii;de, the draperies lo(Jped up with two long chains at diamonds; puck • tin k silk tr lined with lace, g i r dl e an d stomacher of ' (hair-1014s. Duchess or N EwcAsT t —A•thess nt purple crape richly trimmed with silver, with 'a profusion of thanionds' Duchess _of ttEl UFOKT. A petticoat of .white satin, with unique and elegant tier, draperies of Lice, curiously ern broidcred with siii,, suspended and united by chains of beads ~id tasselsi the petticoat surfoundvd wiih 'a corr.:s policent rrin;Ai or pearls ; white satin trAttl, trimmed with ponit lace and pearl. Head-dres,, reathe..s Duchess nt !Weer. EUC H. —Purple satin petticoat trimtned with silver, ele,init lade drapery superbly ori:ainented .with silVer trimming and tassels. • Duchessut Rosa. A beautiful pale . green crape pet ticoat, ernb!kn.ii.. , ..l in p,:arl beads, draperies ()mai:witted with a Chinese tri,. ,e, intermixe:d with gold balls ; train to cc:r. respond. Head-dress of green err.); and white leathers. Duchess ut r not,. buff coloured crape dress, orna mented with a Venetian hinder of musk flowers • a bull= cut, ei satin train, trimmed with beautiful point face. DuLness of DOK,ET. • A b.:lf d,ess.. tastefully em— broidered in brown chenille satin and ,civet ; train a hull crape, r trimmest With a superb lace. I lead-dress, an elegant diamond tia—t. Dowager Duchess of RUTLAND.- l'u pie satin, with ilta peries or purple gause, trimmed with puiiit lace. Head dre'ss, feathers and dial! I• il/41N • Marchioness of,SALisauß y —An elegant and shnple dress ; white petticoat, embrowered with pearls; body and train of blue silk, and draperies of the same. Marchioness of l LY — .Whire satin, covered over .With large draperies of point-lace, oaiainented - with pearls ; body and train or point lace. ' NLircinoness of "friovtoNn•—Violet and white satin richly embroidered in showers of Silver 'spaugles and wreaths of matted silver lilacs. - Marchioness of WA tER FORD—Yritnrosc satin richly -em broidered in wreaths , ot Sit vet willows drveries looped up With rich bullion rope and tassels. . Marchioness ol; B. r:t-it yellow crupe petticoat, draperies of the sane, superbly trimmed, with wreaths of American cypras ; train of the same. • • Countess of Lou Dot: and Mot A —Primrose satin, drape. ries of net, embroidereti sn silver stars, bordered %vitti wreaths of matted silver lilies, festooned with rich cords and tassels. Countess of 1,114-ER icK —White satin dress, draperies of net, with patent pe a rl. Countess of PEMaktoKe white crape petticoat, richly embroidered in silver spangles, draperies Of royal purple crape. richly embroidered, a spangled fdpge, and superb border of brilliant stars ; trairi to correspond. • Countess fat OA L K ITU --Wore an elegant dress oflellow crape tastefully embroidered with Silver. , Countess of IRA ()LETT-- White satin, bordered with matted silver, drapery of lace, richly embroidered with silver and or. namented with rich tassels, silver tissue . , robe trimmed with silver. • Countess of CHA THAN- 7 Lilac satin, Brussels lace drapery ornamented with pearls. Countess 'of 'CovEtrily-,White satin ,green draperies, richly ornamented with wreaths of grapes, looped up with silver bullion, curds, and tassels. Head-dress, feathers and di unonds. Countess of OR KNEY —Wai te sat i n dress, purple and gold draperies, richly ornamented with gold cord and - tassels. Hea&dress feathers and diamonds. Countess of 1;3 v tit Lt. y —White satin dress, with blue dra-. peries, richly ornamented with gold. Head-dress teachers and diamonds. Countess of Yoe rsmo UT H --A white satin petticoat,ele.gant ly ornamented with draperies of lilac :And gold tissue, fastened with up gold rouleau and supero tassels ; body and train'of lilac and gold tissue, trimmed with gold and point. Head dress diamonds and feathers. The Countess of CVRNARVON—A lace dress., Countess of CAMDEN— silver grey satin petticoat, orna mented.with an elegant silver embroidery in front ; draperies of white net, embroidered with a superb .silver Egyptian border and train of silver grey satin to correspond. Countess of Li v ikPOOL—A white crape petticoat trim med with silver lame, silver tissue train; neck and - head covered with diamonds. Countess De FRONT—A dress of jonquil crape„elegantly ornamented with draperies of lilac lace and pearl beads,; robe jonquil crape, trimmed with point lace and beads. Countess of ELY —A rich embroidered petticoat in lilac crape, with a most brilliant 'Persian border at the bottom in variegated silver ; the pocket-holes ornamented. with silVer rouleau. Head-dress plain and elegant. Countess of GR (Thy ENOR —A crape petticoat, embroidered with draperies and variegated silver cord, with a border at the bottom to correspond; train of sea-green satin. 'Head-dress of diamonds and ottrich feathers. Countess of C c MONDELEY—A white sarsnet body and train, trimmed with .silver spangJes,' white satin petticoat, with draperies of patent lace and silver, gracetully drawn up with rich bunches of varied carnations and liburimin. liead dress a plume ostrich leathers. Countess of MA NSIIELD —body ofpurple crape appliqued in -silver, and richly triturnea with silver and point lace pet- ticoat of the same ; Ilt-;:per;ts !rimmed with silvc'r, znki fas• teoe'.l op with bum; of t• it er coal. Countess ot CARD Gn t/ -A pet!Loat of while crape, ric! ly erribtokiqed in. silver (43 - 0., wag wAliows oyer 61111 . sarsiitt, dtapzries edged with lii:Rison;e ta, tvlti I lasten.:.L up \vitt) silkier cords and tas,eis ; at tile hoifont a To; kish ;•;i vr.r cotd, and pocket hole., to errs; o]id. body ac i d train of hofrsarsnet trOnniel.wit4l point and vet., ti , cssplume of white nod, bare icatinA's v.ith diiinonds. ihohnttorA with Brusseis point btd, draper',:...; or patent ne, drawn up '•hu.7)-hes ot tos-f and m c usk 11.,,wr5.f.a iy C. TIL I.ONG pettico:n Oi rich silver tissue ov..r while satin ; drip, j' drawn across :,11ver anet fasten e d Iv vita ty,..11.11,..is (Jr I ht.: ; I la4n or Peruvian gauze hand. oweiy it SM;Zr. A pet dress, embroidered in fleas s,;k; ith silver floi+. era ; train the ,atne. , •• I.„itty Goa E -- A appligtitie dress, uruasnttlicd wait Cwint,: satin ; vhttex crape and apps ;at" bunter. o Countess of M A eci z s Ln —A robe and' petticoat of rich silver lilac silk, most elegantly trimmed with lilac beads, c and drapery of light lilac crape, Most magnificently embroidered in Wreaths of different , 11.4.. s of lilac, chenille, and beads. The head-dress, ithime of lilac leathers, with pi - olusion ofdianonds. - 'Viscountess Si,umouTi t —White satin petticoat, blue cra).)e drapery ornamented with Wads, fiiny,e, and ; blue.crape gown trimmed with beds tocorresponcl. Vi3countess S Y N E flown and petticoat covered with beautiful black lace. • ViscA , unte;s LA K E—Purpk satin petticolit, with draperies of p . urpl e .rape, richly.ethbrOidered with si ; purple crape robe to correspond. Head-dress, a large ,pluine 'of beautiful purple feathers and dTainonds. Viseoutdess H aNA a --Petticoat most magi ificently bo,sed in bright and dead real tame, over a buff petticoat; a train of buff silk ai , d real silver - trimuntv ; sleeves and, body trimned with beautiful fine paint Head-dress, ostrich fe.:thers and diamonds. .; kight Hon , : Lady (2 -loci NE Dou cr.As sarsnet train and .per icOat, wit A an elci4..u,t bla:k lice drapery, fan_ . ci fully - ornatinnit‘d with bunches of lilac and other natural . flowers;. the hottom of the petticoat and the train •bi,ished with etubossvtl ,shad.d ribbon . . Head-dress a rich pl:une of -White teadlers„ bandeau of diamonds, with diamond aigrette ; pearl and gold necklace, dia;-, , ond ear- rims, &c, Lady• S. —A dress of white satin and crape, embossed with sliver, and edged with silver layers. Lady Sear - r. —A tires.; of lilac satin, with draperies Of white net, unlamented with wreaths and bunches at pearl heads. Two 1 1.1lies.1/ F. acv Silver applique : train to corre s p on d, rich sit v c r au; .lV:di:Au:Jerk hutrolis. Uoicoo.:l—.l.,ii sliver iict, with wrea of iikes'of the vall e y, 'wt.:till:xi:a with s l iv e r oats; traiu t of liii the saiik:. • • S. flop r ;:ody and train of blossom-colow o l sari ez, vll lice and trimming ; pottt‘o.tt tne co cied einbosse'd •nct, trio.tintd ‘virtt Blond, rrt 14S!-....1 L A ‘v;tii b inches biossnin ribbon. ' • Mrs. Sn tim,. LE „ , •-••A I)..ittico4t of :tC nape over whir satin, ,v,th rich 1 ....;ieCi.111 b9rdcrs I.lt the bah), colon: of I; i ;L: wh:to orienral Sete K.,!:tic Mrs. I' RINCLE- - PV:tiC(Y4f of rich licacli blossom strsncr, with c ir a p e:ies o r pout I „, ce,oriwineritt,ct w,th tiomarEpearla Mill :0 ...:Oire ' SpOitt.L Mts. SAN fo;t1.1. An cle,o,mt canary-sptingle : cl silk coat i ; With tom: and er,tc,,ie s ‘.l rich Bruss4s !Ice, ftncifully le;. t.oned NoSSO:I1S and II:1011011.!. Nks. i; ,•N bit,e body aid • train ; ,pcificoat l i i • of r wltime parent drawn trp.in miss: I , stetill,:nanner, rids beautiful plumes of Willte , Hon. ';.iiss - dress of. white, satin and crape, en:, bossed with gold. .I.leAldress, fathers diamotAls. Flan. Mi,.;s CA V • ,:x Oh NH - A dress of white 'gauze, villa , uutnt e d w;th of passion • 11:1. Miss Caue. rE'N q.Y - A most beautiful printrcse co.; I,or satiu to . aa , t petticoat of the Sadie, with a die. pv v y over. it 'ot sp:i,,gedmiratcat lace, tastefully decri - - rated witlll , ..!ad c;ll; . .ias tashels. z,co r . c Wint:L - satin petticoat, 'with rich draperies oi sdvei net, cord:: ;nil! t.issds . , apple- blossom atiLl trilil , oraa n.cared yvolt Lice. Iloa. C 1 ;•.!: is-• IVliitC craliC, the dryer': . o, Pomona dean ttp with wreaths of bedutifct jeri. lawns, Hitt a rote of l'ontona green crape. - . Lady W A TEKI'A N g.-Wore 3 dreSS of White satin, with blue crape draperies, fastened up with hunches of silver grapes, mnd orreeieented with ropes and tassels olsilver beads. Lady Wake curt - roar - A superb dress of white lace net, over white satin i the draperies richly embroidered with a beauti'ul border ot pi,ll I beads, to imitate wreaths of roses. . •- I. ady ImHO F F --A rich yellow. arid silver crape petticoat, t is , e•ully ornamented wiili silver h hal ; • train to correspond. [,tray C ~ R N A R voN - - A •aravit anal :elver -Persian silk petti coat, drape y of ' caul ifill liraaseis lice, looped up and fes tooned with rich oriental amber beads ; ° body and train green and silver, sleeve s of B rus sel s l ace, „ . , , Lady I) ue i a -- ItiCh ii.l.4C silk petti coat, covered wit'. gos- ROYAL ACADEMY.—The. PrCsidellt with a con samer Brus:. - :Is net 14c,..*, eriiii.:ite I .vith - st•irs,'etraeer of th e Y . 'a • 'ii• c nuinber -cif the Acadetuic Lau f) an . •i. Sallle, 100pcti up with rich silver cord and tassel,. - atiti set - Ach "' , - • . , .' - pentilie rouleau ; body . and train lilac and 13 ruasels net face. • private fritalala were presentesrenay at the_ . : \iiii;.- t L a dy c; , ass W h i te satin petticoa cy t overed with p u rpl e ary'anne r, in l'on , .rur of his MAJEs'I'Y'S li t; ; . 0 .. ' figured gosaslu,:r silk, enri a bed and beautifully iiiterw, vers . n , with •,rt.'eu and silver oak. leaves and silver acorns, drap er y crita .. at the Cro:' ~ n and Anchor Tavern.----The Pre corrip•-•.L.d oa rich cord and tassls arid ta r road si'ver rib eon ; attic lit gave the . w,tial loyal and patriotic teaSti, p sr, born Ad trait , : , i,r!ile wrss:imer silk, sleeves o f 13,,,55e1s laee. aren.';aly . rife ntioniiig among the 'for,ner, til..t DO1(-...- Lady BA GOT 7 -White crape pettictiatariver lilac, richly ' a - d •ifir ,.. a wiili fOr 'ii • CUMBF.itLAND, kirt • :exptes, 0 . . -., ein , ro:d led, ii sit, er oak:leaves and acorns, shr,w den over i (47 will. silver sp.titgles, Aoopcd up with silo: Ottothali cord,. , sp , .e.iy r , .•cov , ry. - 111. - e toasts %Ver.. •all r,./...1.• and lass.ds; body and tram white ant l i l ac , tidily embrot• • a re.i to correspond with the etticoat. ,' ix Stu the warmest applause, particula r ly th a t reior Ire ~..,. p • • - Lady DIANA 11 eit a tot e• -A gii:ert crape petticoat, grouped. • with bunches of lilac; train of toe same. ; to, ouraugust and vener ab'.e Sevtleigt . i , . Mr. WL . ,-. , . thf.n._ gave " .I . lle, Royal Acad• my, and " 'lltra . Lad ) , ...r a be- • A whits crape ,pettieria , . richly embroidered Bfit;sh Insiitunion.- • Mr. YLA \ MAN, atter paying a in siiv. , .r ; train ,f pink S:irstict trimmed with silver. •Lady MARY LINDSAY CR A UFOR n -White i , atin and"net , (le eon . p,ilirnettt to the meritsof the President whos,! draperies bordered with SilVer lace, looped up withcords and -gehe . stafed to be the sane as _that of our g , .i . ,d tassels. . • 1 -, ' . 1 Lady SITWELL-White satin embroidered with wreaths of acing, propos. d the h•ab.l) oft Has ( 7 ;:‘'nt. ntar, wl - pca silver hops. -. , s , was received wit It corns approb tion. • Mr.. liik X, drily NI. C oyes R -White satin - "draperies of white crape, ALAN then, in concise arid r lega, t tertn , ,' , aute:.ing ornamented with white roses. . to ilt , • Exhibitions which had•ber-ti opened .ii Scot whit,l.,riv 'tt. PER R y-W;iitt.- net ornamented with wreaths of Land, Ireland, 30'1 other places, ex res,cd ti , s hopes titre flowirs. . 1 a i. , ai rea a y -White net ornatnented with wreaths of that as the respedive co.nit, les were Orlite,.l in Do:i. . ( ) . t.. .• . , . white Iliac flowers. licit interests ; they night be e praliy •so In the Finte Lady F. Lo:VTHER:--Petticoat of stuff sa tin, with a dra : Arts. En conel , rsion,' he si.ok , :e of the aut1..4., pert' of lace and ti .wers ; train -if lace. Lady ALLEN- Pomona wean crape ornamented with , zeal , 1'.11 . 1e1l te•e 'President had At. ..r. , ...• in promo i!,g wreaths' of avhitelihre flowers. the sricce , i of ProvincA S.,:hools, °LA . ..rt . —fi re i„e 2i:i . Lady fOar N. Q' Bit xEN -White satin draperies of white • wab; 3op ~:' . ..1 ) ~.,_ . • .V 12 ~. ,•A no n•opri& as Oa-. crape embroider-en with wreaths of silver boos. • d•to I ' ' ' ''' ',- •'' ~t ' : •d at-- t Lady MAR y• Loss riaa:it -Pink satin *ls white net cm- ' from the Chair, " Pxosirer: y to Ore. Fine A• !s tir broidered in silver . Lady ANNE Lowe-Has. -Pi n k' sat i n an t ' white net, cm. Scotland, [re arid, and through,ut lice United King broidered with silver. . corn," with the health of Mr. RAEUURN, IA 1 o was. Lady CA ROL I NI , L owrlt tit. -Pink satin and white net, present, :s tile repiesetwitive of the Scotch S , foal • entlaroideted with silv e -Net over white satin, r. • • • LAY MART ofArt.'• This - toast was particuhr ly. well received, Ross embroidCred, with wreaths of purple grap es , . festo. , ned With rop es and • a nd Mr. RAEBURN, who, as a ma r k o t res ed, had. taSsels. - ' . , - pieviously 'been r. - quested to take a seat near ilia splotLady /ER NI NC NAm-White satin draner'es of net,. most President, returned thinks in a brief b u t eii p li.iik' liillyi•mhroidered in showers of s i I v - rants and spangles caged with rich bonier ot matted silver tulips. • - . mann , r. Me•srs. LEETE, NEILL), and other iriosical I 1 Lady MARIA NI EED-Lilae. satin. with white draperies, Profo , sors, highly grati fi ed. the comp , ny with glees,. ornamented with wreaths of white lilacs. Soliga, See. and the day passed off with more festivny Lady E.Wrar rasEAD.---whire,iret embroidered in wreaths - of - oses, thistles and shamrocks in silver coloured lame, than we remeinbe.r on any similar occasion. ', &altered withimethast ;nut chains of diamisets... draperies, superbly alithroidered With silver in the rl:reeian Conspicta,nlS last night for its bri.liant Inu.oi!,.airons, : in hon Our of his l lV4.jesty's Brrrh-day, as it is cele style • train of silver tissue trim me d Wi t h Brussels lace. Lad l y A treusr A LEITH. --A rich .yellow sa ttin'petticoat. : bratecifor its utility to prounoring . health in foreign • elegantly trimmed with point lace deaneries and Gofred crape festeoned with . wreaths and bunches of liburnum ; ; • train of yellow satin trimmed with liburnrun and point lace. i The ,City of Edinburgh vied with the Metro clitnates.. last, in celybrating the , Birth-day Lady MARY PA U LETT --A dresteof 'white.satin, lace dra- tr: i r s y Jm io b b roi , t v le h rt; t t e l ty s i a t t l i i: ' i v: a t rW r t o l i a d n e i r e e r: i te t‘r t y .. of Mr. PITT. A large party of Noblemen and Gem trimmed with Brussels lace ., • ~ , . ~ ti, , men asst. , mbied at Oman's on v.is occasion, Mr. LADY Pil ND A s---As yet loiv and silver petticoat tastefully l o y sarsnet robe embroidered with s ilv er to correspond with decorated with ' a Brussels lace drapery and - silver tassels 1 ' • • ...ye • Solieitor-Ge.ieral But LE, M. P. in the Char.. A .i vv t i l th si s i i v i e v rt .: ta t : , p aps on Mon .Jay , great number of appropriate toasts were given, and the petticoat. . Lady Kir IT it-- A pale belie crape and silver clrapery, orha- ' that, " To the , iimnortal iNlemory of Willi,ini Ph t,'' •mented with erich borlerof silver einbroidery, Silver chain. and tassels-, body and sleeves emb'roidered in silver, W,as•rectaive , l twit 1l !he greatest enthusiasm; the - . band cords, playing solemn, tnusic. . Mr. Canning's beautiful and tri , i , :i . ml with blond lace ; train to correspond, trimmed, song of " Th,. - Pilot that weather'd the Storni, - way with :silv , r chain.' . . Lady DoR oak STE rt-•-Brown gown and petticoat, trimmed : snag With great effe.., - I. A new song to the memory with blond. • . - - ' • • . of Mr. Pitt; composed for the occasion, by Mr. • lady GOaGIA NA C,F:CI L.-- A. lace dress over apricot, Walter Scott, was sung by M. Ballantyne, arid re* ornamented with wreaths' of ivy ; body and train to corre spond. sewed with the greatest appfause, and encored. No • Lady Eat) 1. y .CE C I L-.:The dim e as her sist er ' s. thing cou!d be more dentonstr,dive of loyalty, • at f.afly'MoNTGOM, Eti N. -Dress of lemint coloured •sati n . tachtneirtdo time Constitution, and tine British festi with rich silver einhroiclery, ornamented with laurels, slid • silver tassels. Head diess, white leathers, with a pro- Vi:y, t bin the W h o l e of this meeting. fusion of dim - Munk. • ' - By a letter froth Stourbridge, &led June 3,;tt ap- Lady L. CLEMENTS - A lilac dress over white satin, orna ' -- r that a laroe assembl.we of colliers and whets, pc,. s merited - with' btroches of lilac. . ita - 0 Lady E. Clara eaies •-•"I'lle same as her sister's. .10 the number - of a thousand, met at a place about • Lady Li A 1 t a R.E. l'' lilac xrape dress, richly embreidered : two miles Iron that town, called , Lye Waste, on ' with silver ; draperies of with satin, ornamented with e• dr d•lt ( - .t of 'I , I s oarur ry, a n d , procee e. .o.a_s vio en !c.... hey bunches of Silver acorns. Lady Fit ANCIS I" tiA , T a-A lilac sarsnet petticoat, Covered forced open) a Ili a il ' i house, and, begin leisurely sell withr .. ~ n e l e gant Brussel Isce ; draperies ornamented with white Hiles,' the bosom ileicifully finished with cog his flour, bacon, &c . to the sur , ioundilag Multi tude, at 'what 'they term( d .- reasonable Deice';, In ' I b a u e l e w a h i c u s t : ) v t i t .:.'. lilac. ' ' , . . Lady DE CL, ',FoRD-,An'amber'Cra:.c dress, richly em- 101111:10Q11 was mann , Wately sent tO Mr. lIIGGs, an broidered With 611VC:" •.. wive Magistrate of' that tow n , wh o instantly ap- Lady CAROLINE C.N •,.V I Lc& -A lilac L rape dres;, the ~. , pen to Capt. YouNO, of the 1 7th dragoons, who is drapery tied up with 11 ,- rwe'4. . , . LadfALIC 1./STA G 3 E If I LLZ - Th o ''',,''• recruiting there, for ins assktiln6el Which, WM/ I) owagerLady DE Cat a roa n ---• ; , -; ,- , , :ii crap:: dress, very . that of i l l s party , was inStandy given. They proceeded. richly entbruilereil with silver.. t with • the scene of r riot., disperscd. he mob and, after •. Lady A a DEN ,-A blue sati n pert;c‘iat, Oilbr . )jklered a to t rich silver bottler in blue flowers, silver thi >t l c. :`,4ld spangles ; :' ..., tiluClLdilliCUltyesecured two of the most acjt - e, a:,(1 the drapery of point net lace in 'sprig's , n d fi c) :- . a.zes ; the • lodged . them safely. in prison ; but a rescue was thin, body, and sleeves, embroidered in silver a n d trii;?,lned ' point lace. threatened. The high price o f p rov i s i ons was the Lady COC K 'FR I L t.--A yellow cr a p e pett i coat, the bottom cause of the meeting,. and they aipeared to be ripe elegantly trimmed in a new style, silver and crape intermixed I, for' ,Ity miselik'fr drapery richly covered with a slic.Y t e r r ai 7 l t ot sp y r e i l g i s ov a a n ri d d lo ti oLed e • . up with bunches of silver flowers ; s a ve i r , paSSe . ngers were brought on shore to tias gatize, richly trimmed with real silver trimming and point tings, lace ; head-dress .yellow ostrich feathers, and profusion of o n , tia, - ;•Lty, from a vessel in dietreas in the i '7, - :".'es to be one from .DiePpe. diamonds. offing. Lady C. S. Woßrr. a y .- White_crape petticoat and dra. pery, trimmed with point lace, and yellow roses ; a yellow they ,sadect, that the new bride prepo; ... fur FEF.DI - pa l s ' s i- e te rig v e e r s: s iL s 'i t s aie, as the "'test ru mours when silk train, trimmed with point lace. NAND VII. IS a Login. r of LUC-lEN 13croi:Ar,-:."Tz • • Lady - I: trzeEß A LD--A superb'wtticoat of yellow crape, • , deCorated with silver bunches and black. Ince; • -that accounts in i been received of a sedan, hour ' Lady . IsAnt.tr.A TIIY,V a E--:A lilac sarsnet petticoat, ' rection having Lai-1y taken place at Naples ; and trimmed at the bottom with a deep border of beads and bougles ; draperies of lilac crape, richly embroidered with • tnary that Gen. Str.AsTIA.NI,. apprehensive of 'sonic sum with white bugle stars, and 'a border of laurel leaves in ; investigation of tiansactions in Spain; was re bugles. , ported to have destroyed himself. Liviy• BOSJON -A dress of purple pta, Over white satin, A Gent4.itnan of the name cf Weston has won an tastefully ornamented with wreaths er aofiver leaves in de .41 and bright foil,. and finished with handsome cords and tassels; r, be purple crape, trimmed to correspond with the dress, extraordinary match ag a inst time.. He was to drive : a favourite trotting horse, in harness, 1.00 , miles in Lady COTT r,tt mLT. -A whiresltin boo)/ :aid train; white twelve hours. frApe petticoat, richly embroidered with silver; draperies of He started en the Newmarket road tee same. witlf handsome borders,f tastefully fastened up whin bunches of rests, j e a - arrieie, aria carnaiona, a ' t. stx. o'clock on . Saturday evening, and by the si...tne . hour next morning Inc fi nished the distance, havn4 . Lady C. Sotaitaser —.A•witite shi t i petticon uinn ed nearly half an hour to spare. i ./Ibuot. aii the tiend-dresie's of the La;!ies were comp , ,sed of' plumes of white leathers, and di.S. moods. - tfaC nre alOit Lord !rent the The the ong ssed, I ,1 1